Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
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Racism Through History (Get A PhD in Racism)
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June 29, 2026
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1:03:41Now PlayingSimone and Malcolm Collins dive deep into the forbidden history of group-based stereotypes and cultural pattern recognition from ancient Egypt through Renaissance Europe. This is the dark lore mainstream education won't touch — what Egyptians really thought of Nubians and Libyans, Greek views of "effete" Persians and rowdy Macedonians, Roman donkey-god graffiti mocking Jews and Christians, medieval antisemitic pig-suckling art that makes modern versions look tame, and the surprising origins of the "French Vice," "Italian Vice," and "English Vice."
We explore how what we now call racism was once just observed averages, patterns, and tribal jokes — not modern ideological sin. No moralizing. Just raw historical context on how humans have always categorized "us vs. them."
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